Keukenhof Gardens, Netherlands (photo via the cool hunter)
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Chateau de Gruyere, Switzerland / Photo courtesy of Armando Maynez
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This is a unique geological phenomenon known as Danxia landform. These phenomena can be observed in several places in China. This example is located in Zhangye, Province of Gansu. The color is the result of an accumulation for millions of years of red sandstone and other rocks.
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“After months of anticipation and exhausting preparations and planning for taking photos of the total lunar eclipse, everything went wrong due to a severe thunderstorm during the phenomenon. Everything? Well…fortunatelly no, because for approximately 10 minutes in the middle of totality, a small window in the sky allowed me to see the Moon in the Earth’s shadow and shoot this unbelievable photo.
The shot was taken from Ikaria island at Pezi, an area known as “the planet of the goats”, because of the rough terrain with the strange looking rocks.”Photo & text by Chris Kotsiopoulos
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Dingle Peninsula Ireland
The Dingle Peninsula is perhaps the most beautiful coastline in all of Ireland. The beautiful blues of the ocean and vast green cliffscapes offer up the drive of a lifetime. Photography travel goes hand in hand with this part of Ireland.
Photo courtesy of PhotoFly Travel Club.
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Lago Argentino, Argentina (Photo by Trey Ratcliff)
Lago Argentino is a lake in the Patagonian province of Santa Cruz, Argentina, at 50°2′S 72°4′W. It is the biggest freshwater lake in Argentina, with a surface area of 1,466 km2 (566 sq mi) (maximum width: 20 mi (32 km)). It has an average depth of 150 m (492 ft), and a maximum depth of 500 m (1,640 ft).
The lake lies within the Los Glaciares National Park, in a landscape with numerous glaciers and is fed by the glacial meltwater of several rivers, the water from Lake Viedma brought by the La Leona River, and many mountain streams. Its drainage basin amounts to more than 17,000 km2 (6,564 sq mi). Waters from Lake Argentino flow into the Atlantic Ocean through the Santa Cruz River.
The glaciers, the nearby town of El Calafate and the lake itself are important tourist destinations. The lake in particular is appreciated for fishing. Perch, common galaxias, “puyen grande”, lake trout and rainbow trout — in both anadromous and Potamodromous forms — are all found.
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Source: Flickr / stuckincustoms
Portable Pod by by LEAPfactory
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Can you spot “the invisible man”?
After his Beijing studio was destroyed in 2005, artist Liu Bolin (AKA “The Invisible Man”) began a project titled “Hiding in the City” that show him blending into various locations around Beijing.
The photographs aren’t Photoshopped — Bolin carefully has his body painted to blend in with each landscape.
Image credits: Photographs by Liu Bolin. Courtesy of Eli Klein Fine Art Gallery
Turnip Rock (Photo courtesy of Derek A Young)
Turnip Rock is a formation you’ll find on the shore of Lake Huron in Michigan, at the “tip of the thumb” (which makes sense when you look at a map of the state). The rock is on private property, but is seen and photographed by many who travel the Tip of the Thumb Heritage Water Trail by raft, kayak, or other boat. Turnip Rock is just as spectacular surrounded by ice in winter.
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